Shoes – Can Second Hand Shoes Curse Or Kill You?

I have seen reels saying that in India there is a belief that karma can kill you, or make you poor and sick, if you wear someone else’s second-hand shoes. Can vintage footwear anoint you to prosper? Or can it make you ill, and in some cases kill you before your time?

I rarely buy second-hand shoes, and when I have, I never wore them and gave them away. Ask yourself what life walked before you placed yourself in someone else’s shoes, literally. Can someone else’s footprint change your destiny?

Shoes are powerful because they belong to your very own footprint. They belong to you. You chose to buy them because they represented your spirit. But the second-hand shoes you bought: what on earth was their history before you stepped foot into them?

Walking in someone else’s footprint

I can’t fathom the curse, the anointing, or even the history of someone else’s shoes. When you buy in vintage stores, where have the shoes been before you? Who owned the shoes? Why did they buy them? And why did the person give them away? Was it a death, or an illness, that put those shoes on your feet?

Why buy second-hand shoes in the first place? Is it the lack of cash, or is it that you like the uniqueness?

Illness

What goes around comes around. Can the karma on a pre-owned shoe end up in your life? Could shoes that were owned by someone else curse you and make you very sick? Could a curse of death be in those shoes?

Can materials like leather carry the curse of death? I truly believe they can. Shoes are so personal. Over time your footprint gets moulded into the shoe. So it’s your soul walking the walk of life.

How do you know where those shoes have walked? Could they have been part of a robbery or a murder? What was the person who owned them about? Were they evil? Were they kind and friendly?

I believe in the scripture of someone else giving you their success and their power to heal others.

1 Kings 19:19

So Elijah went from there and found Elisha son of Shaphat. He was ploughing with twelve yoke of oxen, and he himself was driving the twelfth pair. Elijah went up to him and threw his cloak around him.

Follow your shoe instinct

I touch successful people and kind people. I touch people’s cloaks when I want to be like them and be inspired by them.

When you buy second-hand shoes, or are given a pair, follow your gut instinct. Be sensitive to how you feel when you place them on your feet. When you walk in someone else’s shoes, do they empower you? Or do you feel heavy and unsettled? If so, take them off. They don’t belong on your feet. Give them away. And if you feel evil, go and burn them. Don’t mess with the supernatural. It is real, and so are curses.

Generational shoe curses

My ancestors were an interesting lot. My surname is Giove, which is very powerful in Italy. Giove means Jupiter. Whilst in Rome I saw my surname on a masterpiece. In Florence there is a sala, a room, named after my surname, Giove. I do believe that this is my heritage, and I touched those things as an endorsement, and to continue that legacy.

Giove is Jupiter. Think how powerful that is. I am that person: a warrior, always in battle, pioneering new revolutions and renaissances. Those are the shoes I want to wear and replicate. That is my family, who give me that anointing and legacy. This is my walk, these are my footprints, and these are the shoes that belong to me. I want to continue to leave my footprint in my own unique and niche shoes.

What does your shoe say about you?

Look at your collection of shoes. Ask yourself: how many have I worn? How many have I bought that don’t belong to me? Get rid of the shoes that are holding you back in life, on every level.

I sold ten pairs of new shoes and will continue to do so. Why do I do that? My spirit says this is a new era, a new fight for freedom. I am Jupiter, and I need to wear shoes that represent that spirit.

The shoes in these photographs are mine: the Chanel pumps, the Gucci heels and the pink suede platforms.